Quest For Glory I: So You Want To Be A Hero ECS/OCS

also known as Hero's Quest: So You Want To Be A Hero

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Year of the first release 1990 License Commercial Number of disks (or CD) 5 Publisher Sierra - Worldwide Number max of players 1 Budget publisher Kixx XL (U.S. Gold) - Worldwide Simultaneous max players 1 Developer Sierra Language English Artists Coder : Corey Cole Coder : Dan Foy Coder : Jeff Stephenson Coder : John Rettig Coder : Pablo Ghenis Coder : Robert E. Heitman (Bob Heitman) Coder : Robert W. Lindsley Coder : Stuart Goldstein Graphician : Cindy Walker Graphician : Jeff Crowe Graphician : Jerry Moore Graphician : Kenn Nishiuye Musician : Chris Braymen Musician : Mark Seibert Misc : Lori Ann Cole Language in manual Hardware ECS OCS Amiga original game no Have cheatcode no Have SPS release no WHD install no WHD information HD install yes HD notes HD installer is contained on disk 1. Genre Category Adventure Subcategory Adventure - Point and Click Dimension 2D Theme Fantasy - Swords & Sorcery Viewpoint Sideways Conversion hardware Apple Macintosh (Classic) Atari ST/E NEC PC-98 PC (DOS) Tandy PC/IBM PCjr Conversion notes Based on 1990 Sierra On-Line PC/Tandy release. PC versions: Hercules, CGA, EGA, MCGA/VGA, Tandy N.B. The Apple Macintosh version was released in both B&W and colour. Classic compilation Relationship is a precursor to Quest For Glory II: Trial By Fire

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Rarity: One version is common, at least one other version is rare

Notes:   [1] After the original multi-platform release of HERO'S QUEST, the game series was renamed to QUEST FOR GLORY in 1990 due to a conflict in copyright relating to Milton Bradley's adventure boardgame HeroQuest. [2] Game story & dialogue by Lori Ann Cole. Game development system by Jeff Stephenson, Robert Heitman, Pablo Ghenis, Stuart Goldstein and Corey Cole; Amiga conversion by Robert W. Lindsley, John Rettig and Dan Foy. Background gfx & animation by Kenn Nishiuye, Gerald Moore, Jeff Crowe and Cindy Walker. Music by Mark Seibert and Chris Braymen. [3] Game autoboots from floppy or can be launched from WB. [4] Game supports full multitasking (memory permitting) and a quit back to WB option. Last known release: V1.139 (05-Sept-90)

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